siliconindia | | MARCH, 20258M R Yuvatha, Correspondent, siliconindiaIndia is now the world's second-largest telecommunications market, with the sector experiencing remarkable development over the last decade. According to recent report, the industry boasts over 1.2 billion subscribers, with rural tele-density nearing 60%. This rapid growth reflects the nation's commitment to bridging the digital divide. The anticipated launch of satellite communication services by both domestic and international players is set to extend high-speed internet to even the most remote regions, propelling the Digital India vision forward.Tilak Raj Dua, Ex-Director General, Digital Infrastructure Providers Association (DIPA), says, "To truly become a global leader, India recognizes the importance of international collaboration. The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) is actively establishing strategic partnerships to build a world-class telecom ecosystem".India's Telecom Revolution 2025In 2025, the Indian telecommunications sector is leading the way towards a digital revolution and transforming connectivity patterns on the world stage. The Indian mobile economy is a substantial contributor to India's Gross Domestic Product (GDP), says a report from the GSM Association (GSMA) and Boston Consulting Group (BCG). The liberal policies of the government, coupled with a good and active regulatory regime, have provided market access, reduced the cost of services, and provided broad telecom availability. Also, the liberalization of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) regulations has boosted sectoral growth and made telecom a leading employment driver. With a combination of government patronage, private investment, and incessant innovation, India is not only revolutionizing its own connectivity scenario but also creating new world standards.INDIA'S QUEST ACROSS DRIVING INDIAN TELECOMMUNICATIONSEDITORIAL EXCLUSIVE
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